In: Rethinking Peace and Conflict Studies
Peacebuilding -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Part I Introduction -- 1 The Twenty Years' Crisis -- Introduction -- The End of Peacebuilding -- The 'Hubris' of Liberal Peacebuilding -- The Pragmatic Apologia -- The Return of Realism -- The Contents of the Book -- 2 The Pragmatic Critique -- Introduction -- The 'Political' Critique -- The Emergence of 'Pragmatist' Critique -- A 'Critical' Consensus? -- International Peacebuilding and the Critique of Liberalism -- Too Liberal? -- Beyond the Critique of the Liberal Peacebuilding? -- Conclusion -- Part II The Rise of Peacebuilding -- 3 The Birth of a Mission -- Introduction -- The Critique of the Realist Paradigm -- The Implications for Sovereignty and Intervention -- The Reform of Peace Operations -- Peace Negotiations -- Peacekeeping -- Peacebuilding -- The Case of Bosnia -- Conclusion -- 4 Peacebuilding as Statebuilding -- Introduction -- From Peacebuilding Protectorates to Statebuilding -- States Without Sovereignty -- Sovereignty as Capacity? -- Sovereignty as Responsibility? -- International Legal Sovereignty? -- Phantom States and Fragile Empires -- Conclusion -- Part III The Peacebuilding Impasse -- 5 Civil Society Building -- Introduction -- Building Civil Society -- Targeting -- Developing a Peacebuilding Agenda -- The Voice of Civil Society -- The Limits of Civil Society Development -- International Regulation and Civil Society Development -- Civil Society and Democracy -- Conclusions -- 6 The Institutionalist Approach -- Introduction -- The Lessons of Bosnia and Herzegovina -- 'The Rule of Law' and Political Representation -- The Law on Property Return -- Law on Employment in Public Institutions -- The 'Rule of Law'? -- Conclusion -- Part IV Beyond Peacebuilding -- 7 The Turn to the Local -- Introduction -- The Barriers of Non-Linearity and Hybridity -- The Discovery of the 'Local'
In: Rethinking peace and conflict studies
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